aka Cell Death. Apoptosis is a process where a cell is degraded in order for it to be ultimately engulfed and recycled. Apoptosis can occur when a cell has become mutated and is on the verge of b...
aka Cell Death. Apoptosis is a process where a cell is degraded in order for it to be ultimately engulfed and recycled. Apoptosis can occur when a cell has become mutated and is on the verge of becoming a cancer. Apoptosis is also the reason why we don't have webbed hands and feet.
What basically happens is that the killer t cell communicates with the diseased cell by adhering to it by binding its death ligand to the death receptor on the diseased cell. This causes adapter proteins to attach to the cytosolic side of the receptor. This leads to a signal cascade which involves the recruitment of various other proteins and ultimately results in the death of the cell.
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Amazing to get a glimpse of one of the things that is currently happening inside our bodies.. Thanks for sharing! it's quite some work to destroy just one cell huh?
i ask the same question... and, if not peroxissomes, what about lisossomes? if is possible to englobind damaged cell organelles in autofagossomes and then binding them with lisossomes, formind autofagolisossomes; why cant be possible to do the same, not with only an organelle, but with the whole cell?
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Thanks for sharing!
it's quite some work to destroy just one cell huh?
i wanna cry until the morning
and, if not peroxissomes, what about lisossomes?
if is possible to englobind damaged cell organelles in autofagossomes and then binding them with lisossomes, formind autofagolisossomes; why cant be possible to do the same, not with only an organelle, but with the whole cell?